Bobby Bones

She's opening herself up to maybe even more of that for people that are just not nice people.

but more so that she's doing it for the people that will appreciate hearing something like that or need to hear part of her story because it may relate to them in some way.

So I just, I wanted to listen to support.

Well, I don't think I feel guilty about Real Housewives stuff when I was really into it, but just what it's called, guilty pleasure.

I know, because I don't, I mean, Housewives definitely used to be it.

Good question.

Do I even have one now?

So there might be a reason why the Devil Wears Prada 2 earned $77 million last weekend.

Well, there is nostalgia, but then there was some research they attached to why people like that sort of stuff.

And it turns out a lot of Americans can relate to having a toxic boss like the character Miranda Priestly in their lives.

Three in five American workers say they currently have a boss who exhibits toxic behaviors.

This is according to a 2026 Harris poll.

It's mostly Gen Z workers saying this, though.

Nobody in here.

Is anybody here Gen Z?

But I'm an elder millennial.

Oh, yeah, the younger.

Okay, so if you're born 97 to 2012.

I haven't.

The behaviors of the toxic boss include blaming others when they make a mistake, not giving credit for good work, and having unreasonable expectations for their employees.